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En 1UP personnel 01/01/2000 Colin McRae Rally 2.0 a été le champion incontesté de ralliement sur PS1 et n'a été dépassée par la CMR Evolution Studios sur PS2 l'année dernière. Si vous êtes un fan de ce sport, vous êtes déjà sans doute au courant que la CMR a été un exemple glorieux d'un jeu de course vraiment hardcore conçus beaucoup d'amateurs de ce sport. La grande question est maintenant de savoir si ou non la CMR est une autre étape dans la qualité. La réponse à cela, malheureusement, est non. CMR3 est bette
By 1UP Staff
01/01/2000
Colin McRae Rally 2.0 was the undisputed champ of rallying on PS1 and was only bettered by Evolution Studios' WRC on PS2 last year. If you're a fan of the sport, you're already no doubt aware that WRC was a glorious example of a really hardcore racing game designed very much for fans of the sport. The big question now is whether or not the new CMR is another step up in quality. The answer to this, sadly, is no. CMR3 is better than WRC in some areas, but not as good in others. Ultimately, I have to say that the two are very evenly matched in terms of overall quality for rally fans.
The game is gorgeous. The graphics are beautiful, the sound effects are spectacular, and the overall presentation is extremely stylish. As with WRC, the great handling really gives you a sense of being in complete control of the car, as does an appropriate level of feedback for the different kinds of surfaces you're racing on. Unlike many racers, you can really feel the tires bite into the track, and control of the game can be influenced as much by "feel" as anything else.
What don't I like? Well, I'm bummed that if I want to race a full championship, I have to "be" Colin McRae. This isn't awful, but it does mean that I have to drive his Focus RS WRC and nothing else in this mode. It's a nice car, but after playing around with the Evo VII and the Subaru WRX in the Single Stage mode (effectively an Arcade setting), I have to say it's a little lacking. The 4x4 Japanese monsters leave it in the dust when it comes to handling, and because of the way they're set up, they're just more exciting.
Speaking of excitement, if you only enjoy racers involving numerous cars all jostling for position, you'll hate this game. Just like the real thing, CMR3 is you against the road and the clock as you push yourself to take every twist, turn, and slope perfectly. As a fan, I love it, but it's certainly an acquired taste.
